Jill Cowan is a journalist who focuses on local news, particularly in the California and Los Angeles area. She has written for various publications including The New York Times, The Courier-Tribune, and Comeback Media. Her work covers a range of topics including politics, sports, and environmental events.
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Jill Cowan's coverage depicts a strong focus on local news, especially within California and Los Angeles. She often covers evolving stories and breaking news related to politics and weather, with an emphasis on specific events or developments.
Considering her interest in local news, Jill would likely be open to pitches concerning ongoing political developments in California or Los Angeles, as well as breaking weather-related stories within the region. Given her varied coverage topics such as environmental issues like wildfires and river safety, she may also appreciate pitches related to these themes that are relevant to Southern California.
When reaching out to Jill Cowan, it is important for sources to provide localized insights into the topics covered in their pitch. This can include details about how a particular issue impacts Californians specifically or how it relates to the unique dynamics of the state’s political landscape.
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By: Jill Cowan
Several tribes in the Owens Valley in the eastern Sierra Nevada see hope in small property transfers that have become part of a growing “Land Back” movement.
By: Jill Cowan
Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a bill that prevents educators from having to notify parents if their child asks to switch names or pronouns.
By: Jill Cowan, Michael Corkery
In California, Gov. Gavin Newsom’s declaration urging cities to clear homeless camps met its strongest opposition in Los Angeles.
By: Jill Cowan
Andrew Do, an Orange County supervisor, has been asked to resign after directing more than $13 million to a nonprofit run by his daughter and allies. The group was supposed to spend the money on meals for vulnerable residents.
By: Yan-Zhuang, Jill Cowan
In the town of Kaaawa, he constructed tiny homes at cut-rate prices and neighbors described him as a handyman who was often eager to help.
By: Jill Cowan, Corina Knoll
It has been a generation since Los Angeles had a major earthquake disaster. Even in an active seismic year, many residents say they refuse to become alarmist.
By: Corina Knoll, Jill Cowan
LOS ANGELES — Los Angeles, in all its glory, is a wonder to behold. Its finest days (high 70s, sunny, breeze whispering through the palm trees) can make one believe it is impervious to disaster.
By: Jill Cowan, Kevin Williams
A train car in Whitewater Township, Ohio, was discovered to be leaking styrene, which is used to make plastic and fiberglass and is highly flammable.
By: Kevin Williams, Jill Cowan
A dangerous chemical leak from a rail yard in Whitewater Township, Ohio, led to evacuations as officials feared an explosion from the highly flammable styrene.
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